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The modern Japanese names for the months literally translate to "first month", "second month", and so on. The corresponding number is combined with the suffix -gatsu (month):
* January - 一月 (ichigatsu)
* February - 二月 (nigatsu)
* March - 三月 (sangatsu)
* April - 四月 (shigatsu)
* May - 五月 (gogatsu)
* June - 六月 (rokugatsu)
* July - 七月 (shichigatsu)
* August - 八月 (hachigatsu)
* September - 九月 (kugatsu)
* October - 十月 (jūgatsu)
* November - 十一月 (jūichigatsu)
* December - 十二月 (jūnigatsu)
The name of month: (pronunciation, literal meaning)
* January - 睦月 (mutsuki, affection month)
* February - 如月 or 衣更着 (kisaragi or kinusaragi, changing clothes)
* March - 弥生 (yayoi, new life; the beginning of spring)
* April - 卯月 (uzuki, u-no-hana month; the u-no-hana is a flower, genus Deutzia)
* May - 皐月 or 早月 or 五月(satsuki, fast month)
* June - 水無月 (minatsuki or minazuki, month of water — the na is actually a possessive particle and the 無 character is ateji)
* July - 文月 (fumizuki, book month)
* August - 葉月 (hazuki, leaf month)
* September - 長月 (nagatsuki, long month)
* October - 神無月 (kaminazuki or kannazuki, month without gods), 神有月 or 神在月 (kamiarizuki, month with gods – used only in Izumo province, where all the gods are believed to gather in October for an annual meeting at the Izumo Shrine).
* November - 霜月 (shimotsuki, frost month)
* December - 師走 (shiwasu, priests run; it is named so because priests are busy making end of the year prayers and blessings.)